With all the advances in technology...why in the world are we still shuffling so much paper to give ISAT tests? Think of how much money the state would save in the long run if they didn't have to print these beautiful full-color test booklets for every child in the state of Illinois.
(Can you tell that I am in the middle of testing...and ready for it to be over?)
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2 comments:
I agree, we could get rid of many paper and pencil tests and convert them to electronic forms. If the state of Illinois would switch to electronic ISAT tests then they might just save a little bit of money, and just maybe more could go back into the schools.
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